I am a big deep conditioner fan. If you have color treated hair or dry hair, deep conditioning once a week or so can make all the difference in getting smooth silky hair. The article below, syndicated from Total Beauty, provides some great information on the best deep conditioners based on their reader’s rankings.
A couple of items on the list that I particularly agree with are the Aussie Three Minute Miracle, which is also incredibly affordable and available at your local drug or grocery store and Redken Smooth Down Butter Treat, which I think is the best for taming frizzies and creating smooth, straight looks. I love how soft it makes my hair feel too. It too isn’t all that hard to find. You can read my previous review of the Redken Smooth Down Hair products here: Redken Smooth Down.
Although not on the list, I highly recommend protein treatments that include animal protein once every week or two as well. I use Joico K-Pak Deep Penetrating Reconstructor, which is one of the few easy to find deep protein treatments. Note: Don't use protein treatments that contain animal derived protein more than once every week or so. They do great things for the hair in moderation, but too much use can weaken the hair over time.
There are also a bunch conditioners on the list that I haven't tried, and I suppose that I should! Anyway, take a look and see if you can find the best hair conditioner for you.
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This is a TotalBeauty.com hair care article Total Beauty readers condition and tell which deep conditioners get the thumbs up. |
If you have a deep conditioner that you think is simply the best, let us know in the comments!
. I’m constantly looking for the perfect shampoo and conditioner and Arbonne made me rather happy with their FC5 items.
is color safe and moisturizing, without being too moisturizing—just what I was looking for. I have had oily hair lately, despite having highlights, and most shampoos formulated to deal with oil will strip color or make my ends too dry. So, the Arbonne shampoo was a decent middle road for me. The shampoo is fairly low lather, but not no later, and feels thick and rich. The smell is a bit interesting though, and was a bit strong for my tastes. It is kiwi, which I’m not a huge fan of. But it won’t keep me from otherwise using, liking, and recommending the product.
is medium in texture. While the Arbonne conditioner doesn’t seem like it will detangle well when initially applied, it does a bang up job at it when rinsing. Like the shampoo, it also provided a nice middle road for me. I felt that I got sufficient detangling and moisture, yet my hair did not quickly get oily like it would with many other moisturizing brands. The scent from the conditioner was also not nearly as strong as it was with the shampoo.
